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Sheep Time
Boss "I was late because.....I got up late.. no really.. see" | |
Ever got the feeling that though you went to bed at 9:00 PM it feels as though you got very little sleep? Finally technology can tell me how long I really slept. welcome the “sleep watch”. The idea is simple enough. The wrist watch has a sensor at the bottom that measures bio-rhythms (the assumption
is that bio-rhythms during sleep are different from those when people are awake). when you go to sleep a trigger is set. In the morning you'll know exactly how long you slept.
brainwaves etc.
http://brain.web-us...inwavesfunction.htm
[po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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And the sheep comes in where? |
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if memory serves me right, REM sleep and non-REM sleep have different rhythms and both are necessary for a refreshing sleep. one of them resembles a waking state i.e. meditative? nice idea though or would it increase the time you spend worrying about not being able to sleep? |
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How does a wrist watch measure what's going on in your brain? |
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is that a trick question? |
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//when you go to sleep a trigger is slept.//
Really? |
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